As a loyal fan of sidewalk snacks, coming to Da Lat, you will fall in love with the grilled rice paper here. In fact, in Hanoi, you can also see it for sale, but it’s definitely not as good as it gets.
Grilled rice paper with main ingredients is rice paper and chicken eggs, looks quite similar to common pizza, so it is also called by the lovely name “Vietnamese pizza”. Processing baked rice paper is also not fussy. The first is to spread the rice paper on the griddle, beat the chicken eggs with scallions and dried shrimps, nowadays people mix more pate, cheese, shredded dried beef, and spread it evenly on the surface of the cake. When baking, you must rotate the cake on the griddle so that the cake is crispy without burning. When the egg on the top of the cake is golden and fragrant.
Authentic Da Lat rice paper is usually very thin, crispy, with many fillings, but not boring. Usually, the rice paper shops here only start serving from 3 pm. This is the ideal time frame because in the dark evening weather in Dalat, sitting by the charcoal stove smelling the aroma and eating a mouthful of hot baked rice paper will see a close and unforgettable Da Lat.
Place to eat grilled rice paper
This dish is very popular in Da Lat, wherever you go, some delicious restaurants include:
- Da Lat market snack area: There are some places that sell delicious and cheap grilled rice paper, which is also convenient for eating many other snacks.
- Baked rice paper at 61 Nguyen Van Troi, City. Da Lat: Selling from 4pm – 9pm, rice paper is extremely delicious, if you go in the evening, you can only walk, the shop is very crowded so you have to wait a long time, the owner of this restaurant is a bit overbearing, her calculation is a bit disappointing. Usually, not being good or decent, she easily gets angry. Hehe, but in return, the quality of the cake goes without saying, all the ingredients are good, the filling is too much.
- Di Dinh grilled rice paper shop – Hoang Dieu junction – Tran Nhat Duat: Roadside shop, sold at 2am – 6pm, crowded, also delicious, there are many types of rice paper
- Baked rice paper shop at 54 Nguyen Van Troi: Sold from 3 pm to 10 pm, this baked rice paper is considered delicious and full of flavor.
- Co Hoa grilled rice paper shop at 56 Thong Thien Hoc: Sell from 5am – 9.30pm. The restaurant is spacious and comfortable, the owner is enthusiastic.
Source: Collected internet.
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